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| pre-pregnancy | 180 lbs |
I put the pregnancy suit on for the first time this morning. Or, I should say, my wife, Michele, had to help me put it on. Wow this thing is heavy. I look like one of those guys in the weight loss commercials, but in reverse. And for the record? Black is slimming.
 213 lbs, no amount of food & beer can do that overnight. |  | |
"What is that?" she exclaimed. “It’s to help me feel what it’s like to be pregnant,” I answered. She was amused and asked with a smile: “Why are you doing this?” I hoped everyone I encountered would think this way. “Well,” I explained, “I’m curious to see if I can learn what it’s like to have a baby in your belly.” To which she delightedly concluded, “Oh, like Curious George!”
“Yes,” I chuckled. Like Curious George. And chuckled. And chuckled.
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| i hope she is too young to remember this |
I’m writing this now at my desk. The suit is on. And there’s a lot of pressure on my bladder. I have to go the bathroom.
3 comments:
This is incredibly interesting. I shall be keeping up with your entries. :D
Very interesting. I do have to agree with your wife. You don't put on that much weight at one time, so it maybe a little harder. But it seems like your realy trying. Which is a lot more than I can say for most men. Good luck Keep us posted.
I am excited to join you on this journey... I just recently had my second child, and the memories of being big and pregnant are fresh in my mind. I too felt it difficult to put on socks, shave my legs, or do just about anything that required bending over. This pregnancy I had extreeme heart burn from pressure on my stomach from the big belly. Hang in there, everything comes to an end, even pregnancy!
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